High Culture of Kalama
Historians consider the two millennia of time following the Chaos Period and the City-State Period to be the long cultural flowering of the historical deep antiquity of Kalama. Measured roughly from 4,400 AS to 2,450 AS, this period of about 1950 years spans four kingdoms, the Gahashpujani Kingdom, the Pandhauzhi Kingdom, the Neibhu-Yona Kingdom, and the Surizhah Kingdom. Each of these so-called kingdoms is a historial sequence of several related dynasties typically ruling from a common capital. Centered on various cities of splendor on the high Vimalian plateau of Kalama (Corundy), the imperial and commercial influence of the Kalamans Kingdoms reached throughout Vindalia, the islands of the Pallathantic, and the shores of the Memnosian Sea. During this great period, Malesggite Civilization, Neptulchi Civilization, and ancient Tirios also flourished. The first major migrations of the Gwenya Tribes remained limited to western Asdauria and had not yet reached the Jaggudorns, Pytharnia, or Vindalia. In the first millennium of this period, Pytharnia suffered the invasion of the Neptultchi (The Coming of the Neptultchi). The Adamantine Giants not only invaded eastern Vindalia, but also prompted the migrations of the Thammazite Tribes in eastern Danona and in Weshif. The Kalaman High Culture period was also simultaneous with the last two millennia of the Mythical Kingdom of Hœrnect, the last centuries of the Elephants Prophets of Zir-Lis-Nan, the orcish Otog-Serai Civilization of northern Danona, and the Zephasian City-State Empire of Kumonaggi.
Gahashpujani Kingdom
4317 AS to 3733 AS (584 years) The Hanumbasha Dynasty, the first dynasty of the Gahashpujani Kingdom, successfully dealt with a new onslaught of invasions of Adamantine Giants that disrupted and helped end the city-state period. The leadership and martial prowess of the Hanumbasha rulers re-united Kalama and repelled the giants to the mountains, signaling the beginning of a new golden age. Esabdalite nomads were enlisted as mercenaries to help the Kalamans fight the giants. In addition to liberation from the giants, the Kalaman rulers expanded trade in the Pallathantic and Memnosian Seas, larging exercising hegemony in politics and trade over Malessgite Civilization which also saw a flowering during this great period. The seven dynasties of the Gahashpujani Kingdom were established in Kathyabrumya. The sixth dynasty, the Mehrikuna Dynasty, was propped up by Esabdalite mercenaries who eventually became rulers in the final dynasty, the Drasa Dynasty. The Gahashpujani lasted 584 years (4,317 AS to 3,733 AS) and collapsed due to a series of centaur invasions from the east.
Pandhauzhi Kingdom
3733 AS to 3255 AS (478 years) The five successive dynasties of the Pandauzhi Kingdom ultimately ended in thirty one year interdynastic period that ended with the collapse of the Pandhauzhi Kingdom. The first king of the Ambharaghasha Dynasty established his rule and that of the Kingdom in Gampha Shakhuphshi (Estyo Rhe), a city that lay to the west of the Vimalian Plateau. The interdynastic years are considered part of the Pandhauzhi Kingdom as the main participants were of its last dynasty. During the Ambharaghasha Dynasty, the water wheel was invented in the Valley of Lord Vimal. The antiquity known as Shayarin Zhampha is dated to within the Luhimnauskhu Dynasty.
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